Mexican Army Killed Civilians in Nuevo Laredo

On Tuesday, the Mexican Defense Department confirmed that soldiers shot at a pickup truck in the violence-plagued border city of Nuevo Laredo, resulting in the death of five men and injury to another. This incident triggered a clash on Sunday between the…

GOP States Now Backing Medicaid Coverage Expansion for New Mothers

After years of opposition to expanding Medicaid benefits for new mothers, conservative, anti-abortion Republican officials in over half a dozen states are now advocating for such coverage. Since the Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to abortion last June, GOP support for…

Hungary Backs Sweden’s Bid to Join NATO

During a meeting with the speaker of the Swedish parliament on Tuesday, the Hungarian parliamentary delegation expressed support for Sweden’s NATO bid. The council aimed to resolve what Hungary’s governing party called “political disputes.” Hungarian lawmakers raised questions about supporting NATO membership…

Controversy Surrounds Senate Vote to Nullify D.C. Crime Laws

The Senate voted on Wednesday to block new crime laws in the District of Columbia and overrule the city government. This came after lawmakers from both parties expressed concern about the rising violent crime rates in cities nationwide. President Joe Biden, who…

Trump Administration Official Supporting DeSantis’ Presidential Bid

A former White House official who implemented Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies, Ken Cuccinelli, is now breaking away from the former president and urging Republican Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, to run for the presidency in 2024. During Trump’s presidency, Cuccinelli, a former…

UN High Commissioner Addresses Global Human Rights Concerns

The United Nations’ new High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has announced that his office has established “channels of communication” to address the human rights concerns of minority groups in China, including Tibetans and Uyghur Muslims. Türk’s address at the Human…

Exxon Mobil Sued by US Government for Racial Harassment

Exxon Mobil Corporation faces a lawsuit from the US government for failing to take adequate measures to protect the public after five hangman’s nooses were displayed at its Baton Rouge facility. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) claims that the company…

Fox News, Dominion Voting Systems, and the Future of Journalism

Fox News is at odds with two leading Republican presidential candidates over journalist rights as it defends itself against a major defamation lawsuit. The network relies on a 60-year-old Supreme Court ruling that makes it hard to sue media organizations for libel.…

Casualties and Injured in Bangladesh Commercial Building Explosion

According to official statements, a devastating explosion in a seven-story commercial building in the busy commercial area of Gulistan in Dhaka, Bangladesh’s capital, resulted in at least 14 fatalities and injured numerous individuals. The building, which housed several stores selling plumbing products…

Senate Leader Mitch McConnell Hospitalized After Trip

Mitch McConnell was hospitalized following a trip to Washington D.C.’s congressman hotel on Saturday night. According to his spokesman, Doug Andres, McConnell was attending a private dinner when he was taken ill. The 81-year-old Kentucky senator was admitted to a hospital for…

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